Measures of Alumni Athlete Engagement (Part 2)
Measuring alumni engagement and focusing on what is relevant to your athletics department is essential to understand the effectiveness of your efforts and to identify areas for improvement. First level…
Measures of Alumni Athlete Engagement (Part 1)
Measuring alumni engagement, for athletes or in general, is essential to understand the effectiveness of your efforts and to identify areas for improvement. CASE has created a framework for measuring…
8 (More) Helpful Hacks to Engage ‘Millennial Alumni’
Millennials are connected – to each other. Here are eight more ideas for getting these GOLD alumni to connect and engage with and through your institution: Microlearning Content: Create short,…
Measures of Alumni Engagement: A deeper dive
Measuring alumni engagement is essential to understand the effectiveness of your efforts and to identify areas for improvement. The key is for your institution to measure what is important to…
Measures of Alumni Engagement (part 1)
Measuring alumni engagement is essential to understand the effectiveness of your efforts and to identify areas for improvement. CASE has created a framework for measuring engagement that can be helpful…
7 Steps to Measurable Community Success
Let’s get right to the point. Effective institutional advancement encompassing community building and fundraising is critical for sustained institutional success.
Better Technology for Institutional Advancement
Alumni relations and fundraising go together. They work with the same primary constituency and they serve the same purpose of supporting the educational institution.
Alumni Relations Today: Progress and Opportunity
With over 80 institutions included in the data, the latest results from the Impactrics survey are very positive showing more robust alumni relations programs in most areas.
Lifelong Education – The New Paradigm
On March 22, Jeffrey Selingo published an article in The Atlantic which said …Now a third wave in education and training has arrived, argue economists, educators, and workforce-development officials.
Good Questions!
If you could ask your alumni board president one question, what would it be? We are dependent on asking questions for many reasons from generating big ideas to evaluating the success of events to understanding the interests of alumni and more.